Trust Resolution Layer
Synthesis TRL
Problem Statement
Agents cannot trust each other. There is no standard way for one agent to verify another identity, discover its capabilities, or confirm it has not changed since the last interaction. Existing solutions answer only one question at a time — World ID gives a boolean, ERC-8004 gives an ID, ENS gives a name. None compose into a single deterministic verification flow. The Trust Resolution Layer fills that gap.
A primitive for verifiable agent identity, capability discovery, and version integrity anchored to ENS. Given any ENS name, an agent can resolve the full trust stack in one pass through 5 Resolution Layers: Personhood (World ID), Identity (ENSIP-25 + ERC-8004), Discovery (ENSIP-26), Integrity (AIP signed manifests), and Capability (DVS + SKILL.md). The output is a TrustProfile with a progressive trust tier: none, registered, discoverable, verified, full. AgentKit gives you a boolean. Synthesis gives you a gradient. The reference implementation is emilemarcelagustin.eth. The site IS the demo. All 5 layers verified on-chain. Deliverables: @synthesis/resolver TypeScript library, Ensemble CLI, live demo at ensemble-iota.vercel.app, emilemarcelagustin.eth configured end-to-end with World ID personhood, ENSIP-25/26 records, AIP v1 manifest on IPFS, and SKILL.md.
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Post-hackathon: deploy identity token via Bankr/Clanker, build agent wallet with ZeroDev session keys, add x402 payment layer